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[madscience.livejournal.com]

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[madscience.livejournal.com]

I don't have any problems. I am, however, the constant in my consistent success.

"Pretty much everyone here on LJ . . ."

...has the IQ of a turnip.

To quote that article, the Galileo fallacy is the notion that if you are vilified for your ideas, you must be right. That's not what I think. What I think is the converse: if you are right, you will be vilified for your ideas. Being vilified does not prove that you are right, but neither is it a reason to suspect you're not.